Opinion

The community quite understandably wants to do everything possible to stop Alberta Health Services from decommissioning 15 long-term care beds at the Sundre Hospital and Care Centre.

For almost a quarter century this scribbler outside his tasks as a newspaperman has dedicated his working life to a humble contribution of heritage preservation.

In Alberta, coal policy and electricity policy have become one and the same thing, handcuffed to each other by climate change policy.

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I have heard the concerns raised by residents from Sundre and the surrounding area regarding the closure of long-term care spaces at the Sundre Hospital and Care Centre.

As many of you know, I recently hosted a public meeting at the Sundre Legion concerning the Alberta Health Services decision to close 15 long-term care beds at the Sundre Hospital and Care Centre.

A few weeks ago, I embarked on a journey to New York, where I spoke at Lions Day at the United Nations about the immense gender equity gap that our world faces today.

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With the province set to release what is likely to be a controversial budget on April 14, Alberta's NDP government has served notice it doesn't care if its already pinned with a deadbeat sign.